make absolute swift.org links relative to base URL (swiftlang#205)

Author: alexandersandberg

README.md

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ Swift.org website goals include:
 3. Share knowledge with the Swift contributors community and prospective contributors, including contribution guides, technical details that assist contributions, project governance and legal information.
 4. Highlight community driven initiatives and technical work that have broad applicability to Swift users in all or some of its core usage domains.
 
-See [website overview](https://swift.org/website) for more information about the Swift.org website goals, content governance and contribution guidelines.
+See [website overview](/website) for more information about the Swift.org website goals, content governance and contribution guidelines.
 
 ## Technical
 

_posts/2015-12-03-welcome.md

@@ -19,14 +19,14 @@ Today, we released two additional projects for Swift in open source:  the Core L
 
 ### Swift Package Manager
 
-The [Swift Package Manager]({{ site.url }}/package-manager/) is a brand new project that strives to create a powerful, user-friendly tool to build and share Swift code.  We are focused on ensuring the package manager is great at sharing source code, rather than compiled binary libraries. This project is very early in development, and will be designed and developed using Swift's open, collaborative process.
+The [Swift Package Manager](/package-manager/) is a brand new project that strives to create a powerful, user-friendly tool to build and share Swift code.  We are focused on ensuring the package manager is great at sharing source code, rather than compiled binary libraries. This project is very early in development, and will be designed and developed using Swift's open, collaborative process.
 
 You can find example package repositories at [the Apple home on GitHub](http://github.com/apple), as well as the source code and additional information for the package manager itself.
 
 
 ### Core Libraries
 
-The [Swift Core Libraries]({{ site.url }}/core-libraries/) project is a higher-level set of APIs, above the Swift standard library.  These libraries offer functionality such as localization, networking primitives, unit testing, user preferences, and more.  These libraries also introduce coding conventions that will be useful as you write more Swift code, and create new packages.
+The [Swift Core Libraries](/core-libraries/) project is a higher-level set of APIs, above the Swift standard library.  These libraries offer functionality such as localization, networking primitives, unit testing, user preferences, and more.  These libraries also introduce coding conventions that will be useful as you write more Swift code, and create new packages.
 
 The core libraries are based on frameworks included in Apple platforms, namely Foundation, libdispatch, and XCTest.  The Swift open source versions of these frameworks are intended to make it  easy to use the same Swift code with consistent functionality across multiple platforms.
 
@@ -37,10 +37,10 @@ This website is the home of the Swift project with links to the resources you wi
 
 
 * The [Apple home on GitHub](http://github.com/apple) hosts all the Swift source code
-* The [Swift mailing lists]({{ site.url }}/community/#mailing-lists) are how we interact
-* The [Getting Started]({{ site.url }}/getting-started/) pages will help you setup a Swift development environment
-* The [Download]({{ site.url }}/download/) page includes pre-built binaries for the supported platforms
-* The [Swift Evolution Process]({{ site.url }}/contributing/#evolution-process) describes how new features are proposed
+* The [Swift mailing lists](/community/#mailing-lists) are how we interact
+* The [Getting Started](/getting-started/) pages will help you setup a Swift development environment
+* The [Download](/download/) page includes pre-built binaries for the supported platforms
+* The [Swift Evolution Process](/contributing/#evolution-process) describes how new features are proposed
 
 
 Welcome to the open source Swift community.

_posts/2016-01-29-swift-api-transformation.md

@@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ path.fillWith(kCGBlendModeMultiply, alpha: 0.7)
 ~~~
 
 We've put three parts of this proposed transformation up for public
-review in [Swift's evolution group](https://swift.org/community/#mailing-lists):
+review in [Swift's evolution group](/community/#mailing-lists):
 [changes to how Cocoa is imported](https://github.com/apple/swift-evolution/blob/master/proposals/0005-objective-c-name-translation.md),
 [changes to the surface of the standard library](https://github.com/apple/swift-evolution/blob/master/proposals/0006-apply-api-guidelines-to-the-standard-library.md),
 and the
@@ -93,7 +93,7 @@ Will we make this change? The jury is out, but this is the time to
 make your voice heard.  The review period has been extended through
 **Friday, February 5th**.  If you'd like to help shape the future of your
 language and frameworks,
-[join the discussion]({{ site.url }}/contributing/#participating-in-the-swift-evolution-process).
+[join the discussion](/contributing/#participating-in-the-swift-evolution-process).
 The proposals and associated review threads are here:
 
 * [API Design Guidelines](https://github.com/apple/swift-evolution/blob/master/proposals/0023-api-guidelines.md) — [discussion](http://news.gmane.org/find-root.php?message_id=ABB71FFD%2d1AE8%2d43D3%2dB3F5%2d58225A2BAD66%40apple.com)

_posts/2016-02-01-swift-CI.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ title: Continuous Integration now Available
 author: najacque
 ---
 
-We are excited to announce that we have rolled out [continuous integration]({{ site.url }}/continuous-integration) (aka, CI) for the Swift project!
+We are excited to announce that we have rolled out [continuous integration](/continuous-integration) (aka, CI) for the Swift project!
 
 Our CI system is powered by [Jenkins](https://jenkins-ci.org).  For Apple's platforms it builds and runs tests for macOS and the iOS simulator.  For Linux it builds and runs tests for Ubuntu 14.04 and Ubuntu 15.10 (both for x86_64).  In addition to using it for testing active branches, the CI system also produces the snapshots that are available for download from Swift.org.
 

_posts/2016-02-29-swift-commit-access.md

@@ -8,4 +8,4 @@ author: ematejska
 
 Now that the Swift Continuous Integration system is established and proven, we’d like to grant commit access on a more frequent basis to project contributors who have established a track record of good contributions.  If you would like commit access, please send an email to [the code owners list](mailto:[email protected]) with a list of 5 non-trivial pull requests that we accepted without modifications.
 
-For more details about what it means to have commit access, please see the [Contributing Code](https://swift.org/contributing/#contributing-code) section.
+For more details about what it means to have commit access, please see the [Contributing Code](/contributing/#contributing-code) section.

_posts/2016-03-21-swift-2.2-released.md

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ We are very pleased to announce the release of Swift 2.2!  This is the first off
 
 ### Language Changes
 
-Swift 2.2 is a minor language release that is mostly source-compatible with Swift 2.1.  It contains the following language changes that went through the Swift's [evolution process](https://swift.org/contributing/#participating-in-the-swift-evolution-process):
+Swift 2.2 is a minor language release that is mostly source-compatible with Swift 2.1.  It contains the following language changes that went through the Swift's [evolution process](/contributing/#participating-in-the-swift-evolution-process):
 
 * [SE-0001: Allow (most) keywords as argument labels](https://github.com/apple/swift-evolution/blob/master/proposals/0001-keywords-as-argument-labels.md)
 * [SE-0015: Tuple comparison operators](https://github.com/apple/swift-evolution/blob/master/proposals/0015-tuple-comparison-operators.md)
@@ -22,19 +22,19 @@ Swift 2.2 is a minor language release that is mostly source-compatible with Swif
 
 Beyond these language changes Swift 2.2 also contains numerous bug fixes, enhancements to diagnostics, and produces even faster-running code.
 
-The [Swift Package Manager]({{ site.url }}/package-manager/) is still early in development and is not included in this release.
+The [Swift Package Manager](/package-manager/) is still early in development and is not included in this release.
 
 ### Documentation
 
-An updated version of [The Swift Programming Language]({{ site.url }}/documentation/#the-swift-programming-language) for Swift 2.2 is now available on Swift.org.  It is also available for free on Apple's iBooks store.
+An updated version of [The Swift Programming Language](/documentation/#the-swift-programming-language) for Swift 2.2 is now available on Swift.org.  It is also available for free on Apple's iBooks store.
 
 ### Platforms
 
 #### Linux (Ubuntu 14.04 and Ubuntu 15.10)
 
-Swift 2.2 includes support for Swift on Linux.  The Linux port is still relatively new and in this release does not include the [Swift Core Libraries]({{ site.url }}/core-libraries/) (which will appear in Swift 3).  The port does, however, include LLDB and the REPL.
+Swift 2.2 includes support for Swift on Linux.  The Linux port is still relatively new and in this release does not include the [Swift Core Libraries](/core-libraries/) (which will appear in Swift 3).  The port does, however, include LLDB and the REPL.
 
-Official binaries for Ubuntu 14.04 and Ubuntu 15.10 are [available for download]({{ site.url }}/download/).
+Official binaries for Ubuntu 14.04 and Ubuntu 15.10 are [available for download](/download/).
 
 #### Apple (Xcode)
 
@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ Development on Swift 2.2 was tracked in the `swift-2.2-branch` on the following
 
 The tag `swift-2.2-RELEASE` designates the specific revisions in those repositories that make up the final version of Swift 2.2.
 
-The `swift-2.2-branch` will remain open — but under the same [release management process]({{ site.url }}/blog/swift-2-2-release-process/) — to accumulate changes for a potential future bug-fix "dot" release.
+The `swift-2.2-branch` will remain open — but under the same [release management process](/blog/swift-2-2-release-process/) — to accumulate changes for a potential future bug-fix "dot" release.
 
 [swift-dev]: https://lists.swift.org/mailman/listinfo/swift-dev
 [swift]: https://github.com/apple/swift

_posts/2016-03-30-swift-2.2-new-features.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ title: New Features in Swift 2.2
 author: twostraws
 ---
 
-Swift 2.2 brings new syntax, new features, and some deprecations too.  It is an interim release before Swift 3 comes later this year [with even bigger changes](https://swift.org/blog/swift-api-transformation/), and the changes in Swift 2.2 align with the broader goals of Swift 3 to focus on gradually stabilizing the core language and Standard Library by adding missing features, refining what is already there, and removing what is no longer needed in the language.  All changes in Swift 2.2 went through the community-driven [Swift evolution process]({{ site.url }}/contributing/#participating-in-the-swift-evolution-process) — where over 30 proposals have been submitted, reviewed, and accepted since Swift was open-sourced a few months ago.
+Swift 2.2 brings new syntax, new features, and some deprecations too.  It is an interim release before Swift 3 comes later this year [with even bigger changes](/blog/swift-api-transformation/), and the changes in Swift 2.2 align with the broader goals of Swift 3 to focus on gradually stabilizing the core language and Standard Library by adding missing features, refining what is already there, and removing what is no longer needed in the language.  All changes in Swift 2.2 went through the community-driven [Swift evolution process](/contributing/#participating-in-the-swift-evolution-process) — where over 30 proposals have been submitted, reviewed, and accepted since Swift was open-sourced a few months ago.
 
 The changes in Swift 2.2 will have a direct impact on your code, and this article will walk you through what has changed and why, along with code examples to help you migrate quickly to the new Swift 2.2 syntax.
 
@@ -298,4 +298,4 @@ For more information, see the [Swift Evolution proposal](https://github.com/appl
 
 ### And there's more…
 
-This post has covered the changes that are likely to affect most developers, but other smaller changes have been introduced alongside improved compiler messages and performance enhancements. [Click here for the official release notes]({{ site.url }}/blog/swift-2-2-released/), where you can find links to full discussions on the changes as well as install instructions for Linux.
+This post has covered the changes that are likely to affect most developers, but other smaller changes have been introduced alongside improved compiler messages and performance enhancements. [Click here for the official release notes](/blog/swift-2-2-released/), where you can find links to full discussions on the changes as well as install instructions for Linux.

_posts/2016-05-06-swift-3.0-release-process.md

@@ -15,14 +15,13 @@ comprehensive list of implemented changes for Swift 3.0 can be found on the
 [Swift evolution
 site](https://github.com/apple/swift-evolution#implemented-proposals-for-swift-3).
 
-Swift 3.0 is also the first release to include the [Swift Package Manager]({{
-site.url }}/package-manager/).  While the Swift Package Manager is still early
+Swift 3.0 is also the first release to include the [Swift Package Manager](/package-manager/).  While the Swift Package Manager is still early
 in its development, it supports the development and distribution of
 cross-platform Swift packages.  The Swift Package Manager will be available on
 both Darwin and Linux.
 
 For Linux, Swift 3 will also be the first release to contain the [Swift Core
-Libraries]({{ site.url }}/core-libraries/).
+Libraries](/core-libraries/).
 
 Swift 3.0 is expected to be released sometime in late 2016. In addition to its
 Swift.org release, Swift 3.0 will ship in a future version of Xcode.
@@ -32,7 +31,7 @@ Swift.org release, Swift 3.0 will ship in a future version of Xcode.
 - Swift 3.0 will have a series of developer previews (i.e., "seeds" or "betas")
   that provide qualified and converged builds of Swift 3.  The goal is to
   provide users with more stable and qualified Swift binaries that they can
-  [download]({{ site.url }}/download) and try out (and file bugs against)
+  [download](/download) and try out (and file bugs against)
   instead of just grabbing the latest snapshot of `master`.
 
 - The cadence between Developer Previews will likely be irregular, but likely
@@ -161,7 +160,7 @@ branches should include the following information:
 - **Testing**: What specific testing has been done or needs to be done
   to further validate any impact of this change?
 
-One or more [code owners]({{ site.url }}/community/#code-owners) for the impacted
+One or more [code owners](/community/#code-owners) for the impacted
 components should review the change. Technical review can be delegated
 by a code owner or otherwise requested as deemed appropriate or
 useful.

_posts/2016-06-13-swift-3.0-preview-1-released.md

@@ -8,8 +8,7 @@ author: tkremenek
 
 We are very pleased to announce **Developer Preview 1** of Swift 3.0!
 
-As described in the [Swift 3.0 Release Process]({{ site.url
-}}/blog/swift-3-0-release-process/), developer previews (i.e., "seeds" or
+As described in the [Swift 3.0 Release Process](/blog/swift-3-0-release-process/), developer previews (i.e., "seeds" or
 "betas") provide qualified builds of Swift 3 that are more stable than just
 grabbing the latest snapshot of `master` (i.e., tip-of-trunk development).
 Developer previews capture Swift 3 as a work-in-progress and should not
@@ -71,11 +70,11 @@ Swift 3.0 Preview 1 is available for free as part of [Xcode 8 beta 1](https://de
 
 #### Linux (Ubuntu 14.04 and Ubuntu 15.10)
 
-Official binaries for Ubuntu 14.04 and Ubuntu 15.10 are [available for download]({{ site.url }}/download/) on Swift.org.
+Official binaries for Ubuntu 14.04 and Ubuntu 15.10 are [available for download](/download/) on Swift.org.
 
 ### Documentation
 
-An updated version of [The Swift Programming Language]({{ site.url }}/documentation/#the-swift-programming-language) for Swift 3.0 is now available on Swift.org.  It is also available for free on Apple's [iBooks store](https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/the-swift-programming-language/id1002622538?mt=11).
+An updated version of [The Swift Programming Language](/documentation/#the-swift-programming-language) for Swift 3.0 is now available on Swift.org.  It is also available for free on Apple's [iBooks store](https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/the-swift-programming-language/id1002622538?mt=11).
 
 ### Foundation and Linux (Core Libraries)
 
@@ -86,5 +85,5 @@ This should be resolved in a future beta.
 
 Swift 3 is a source-breaking release over Swift 2.2.1.  It contains many syntactic refinements and improvements,
 but also a huge number of changes for how Objective-C APIs import into Swift due to [SE-0005](https://github.com/apple/swift-evolution/blob/master/proposals/0005-objective-c-name-translation.md).
-Please consult the [migration guide]({{ site.url }}/migration-guide/) for guidance and tips
+Please consult the [migration guide](/migration-guide/) for guidance and tips
 for migrating to Swift 3.

_posts/2016-07-07-swift-xcode-playground-support.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ title: Xcode Playground Support
 author: k8stone
 ---
 
-We are delighted to introduce [Xcode Playground Support]({{site.url}}/lldb/#xcode-playground-support)
+We are delighted to introduce [Xcode Playground Support](/lldb/#xcode-playground-support)
 as part of the Swift open source community!
 
 Swift developers can approach the language in many different ways. In